At the 2026 International Book and Publishing Fair (SIEL) in Rabat, the National Human Rights Council (CNDH) launched a new artificial intelligence-based application designed to democratize access to human rights information. The app allows users to ask questions and receive responses directly from the institution's database.
The application, developed as part of the CNDH's digitalization strategy, aims to make human rights knowledge more widely available, particularly to young people and those unfamiliar with legal procedures. It was presented at the CNDH stand during SIEL, which runs from April 30 to May 10, 2026.
According to the CNDH, the tool uses natural language processing to understand queries in Arabic, French, and Amazigh, and provides answers based on verified legal texts and the council's reports. The initiative is part of broader efforts to use technology to bridge the gap between citizens and human rights institutions.
No specific statistics on the app's performance or user numbers were provided at the launch. The CNDH stated that the application will be continuously updated with new data and legal developments.
